Electronic fishing bite alarm with LED light and 80dB buzzer for clear strike alerts. Clip-on rod indicator ideal for night surfcasting and shore fishing.

Stay alert to every bite with this electronic fishing bite alarm featuring a bright LED indicator and loud buzzer alert. Designed to clip directly onto the rod, it provides both visual and audible signals when a fish strikes.

The alarm detects rod movement through a sensitive internal sensor. When the line moves or tension changes, the device triggers an 80dB buzzer while flashing a bright LED light. This makes it easy to monitor rods during night fishing sessions or when fishing multiple rods from the beach or riverbank.

A flexible silicone clip secures the alarm firmly to most rod tips without damaging the blank. The non-slip design helps keep the unit stable in windy conditions or when waves create rod movement. Installation takes only seconds and does not require tools.

The LED light remains highly visible in low light conditions, helping anglers quickly identify which rod has been triggered. This makes the alarm particularly useful for surfcasting, shoreline fishing, and overnight sessions where rods may be spread along the beach.

Powered by three LR44 button batteries, the alarm provides reliable performance while remaining lightweight and compact. It can easily be stored in a tackle box or gear bag and attached whenever additional bite detection is needed.

This electronic bite alarm provides a simple and practical solution for anglers who want clear strike alerts without constantly watching the rod tip.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Alarm Type: Electronic buzzer with LED indicator
• Material: ABS plastic
• Volume: Up to 80dB
• Power: 3 × LR44 / AG13 button batteries
• Size: 6.3 × 3 × 2 cm
• Weight: 42 g
• Mounting: Clip-on rod attachment
• Use: Bite detection for surfcasting, beach fishing, and multi-rod setups

This clip-on fishing bite alarm combines a bright LED indicator with an audible buzzer, helping anglers detect strikes quickly during night or multi-rod fishing sessions.